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BattleForge - Cards list - Nature - part 1 - game guide, walkthrough, secrets, game tips & strategies

BattleForge Game Guide
Cards list - Nature - part 1
by Michal ”aRusher” Urbanek (guides.gamepressure.com)
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Cards list - Nature - part 1  (17/38)

 

Nature means great healing options, most of all. Among the green cards you will find healing spells (Surge of Light), healing buildings (Healing Well, Healing Gardens), and even healing units (Shaman). The remaining strong points are useful area of effect spells (Hurricane, Curse of Oink, Ensnaring Roots) and ”tunelling”, the ability to immediately move from one spot on the map to another, after building a tunnel ”exit” there. There are also cards that allow you to take control of enemy units (with some restrictions of course).

 

Shaman

Type: Creature

Rarity: Uncommon

Charges: 4

Orbs:

Power: 70

Attack: 410

Defense: 410

Weapon type: M

Size: M

Heal – every 5 seconds, unit heals another unit, returning 120 life points to it.

Mystical Bolt – every 3 seconds unit attacks with a mistycal energy, dealing 58 damage to enemies in 5 metres of its target, up to 87 in total.

Description: A very good card, great support for archers on standing on a wall. It should never be summoned to fight, always as a healing bot for other units. It also can heal itself. When you want to pick a particular creature for healing, click on Shaman, and then right-click on the unit in need.

 

Spearmen

Type: Creature

Rarity: Common

Charges: 5x6

Orbs:

Power: 70

Attack: 600

Defense: 720

Weapon type: S

Size: S

Weapon Change – makes unit more effective against medium creatures. Lasts until it's deactivated (Power Cost: 10).

Description: A mediocre unit. It can change its damage bonus (from small to medium units), but you will rarely remmber about it in a busy fight. Its damage outpot isn't impressive either.

 

Windweavers

Type: Creature

Rarity: Common

Charges: 5x6

Orbs:

Power: 70

Attack: 480

Defense: 420

Weapon type: Special

Size: S

Bow Attack – every 2 seconds unit shoots arrows at enemies, dealing 10 damage.

Multishot – unit can shoot two targets at once.

Description: The strongest (at the 1st Orb) archers in the game. A relatively big attack and life points outpot + the ability to deal damage to two units at the same time. In combination with Shaman, on a wall or after trapping the enemies with Ensnaring Roots it can do much harm to much stronger foes.

 

Werebeasts

Type: Creature

Rarity: Common

Charges: 4x6

Orbs:

Power: 80

Attack: 600

Defense: 600

Weapon type: S

Size: S

Regeneration – unit constantly regenrates 4 life points each second.

Swift – unit moves at high speed

Description: A good card, it has Swift, which is a neccessary ability in a deck – each one needs at least one fast moving unit at the first Orb. The alternative to Werebeasts, better, in my opinion, is Swiftclaw – it costs the same, and instead of regenration it has an ability to increase its damage at the cost of speed.

 

Tunnel

Type: Structure

Rarity: Common

Charges: 4

Orbs:

Power: 40

Defense: 690

Tunnel Exit – activate to turn building into an exit for a web of tunnels.

Description: A good idea that doesn't do as good in practice. It's very nice to be able to go from one place on end of a map to another one. The problem is - not many units can use this ability – if it changes, the card will become useful, if not, well...

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Primal Defender

Type: Structure

Rarity: Common

Charges: 4

Orbs:

Power: 60

Attack: 835

Defense: 1300

Earthstrike – every 3 seconds tower shoots a magical missile, that deals 100 damage to enemies in 5 metres radius of its target, up to 150 in total. Only affects ground targets.

Skywatch – after activating gains:

Cloudstrike – every 3 seconds tower shoots a magical missile at enemies, that deals 170 damage. Only affects air targets.

Description: A very good anti–air targets unit. If you can only manage to finish it, it will succesfully protect you from lesser attacks by War Eagle or Skyfire Drake.

 

Mark of the Keeper

Type: Structure

Rarity: Rare

Charges: 3

Orbs:

Power: 70

Defense: 1120

Spellbane – Building is surrounded by an anti-magcal zone of 35 metres radius, in which enemies can't use ranged attacks or special abilities. No units can be summoned in this zone. It can't be blocked by units blocking special abilities.

Description: There's not much use in PvP for a card that makes some of the campaing scenarios incredibly eays. That's becuase there are units (like Firedancer or Fire Stalker) and buildings, with higher range than 35 metres and can deal with Mark of the Keeper with no problems.

 

 

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Fire - part 1
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Fire - part 3
Fire - part 4
Fire - part 5
Fire - part 6
Frost - part 1
Frost - part 2
Frost - part 3
Frost - part 4
Frost - part 5
Frost - part 6
Nature - part 2
Nature - part 3
Nature - part 4
Nature - part 5
Nature - part 6
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Shadow - part 4
Shadow - part 5
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